Still no sign of Shamar
There’s still no sign of 19-year-old Shamar Harrigan who went missing on Monday this week.
The family of Harrigan is seeking the public’s assistance in locating him. They have been skirting the entire island since morning but have not stumbled upon any credible information that points to his whereabouts.
Harrigan, a special needs child operates at the level of a seven-year-old according to his mother.
The boy reportedly left home at around 3 pm and has not been seen since.
He was dressed in a black and white shirt and light blue jeans. He also has a pink and blue backpack.
Shamar is about 5ft 3 inches in height. He is dark in complexion.
Anyone who may have seen him should call the nearest police station or his 789-5164/776-3922 or 726-3812

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